#2: When your toddler says no, try this! Montessori at Home, Toddler teacher explains.

In this video Montessori toddler teacher explains a second reason why your toddler is always saying no and how to guide this behavior. Positive Discipline begins with respectful communication. Do you ever ask yourself "Why is my toddler always saying no"? This is their right, of course! Yet sometimes it seems toddlers are just saying "no" for the heck of it. Is this true? Learn in this three-part video series. Do you have a strong-willed toddler? Some things are beyond our control as parents, many things! However, understanding why your toddler says "no" will (hopefully) help you be more patient when this happens. #peacefuldiscipline #toddlertantrum #toddlerparenting Also, you do have a major influence on how your child communicates! Watch the videos in this three-part series to learn how to help your toddler shake the "no" habit. Montessori positive discipline works. Thanks for stopping by. Please take a second to Like, Subscribe and Comment (comments are my favorite) to let us know you are here and what topics you would like to see covered on this channel. Miss Julie is a Montessori toddler guide in the United States as well as a Montessori teacher trainer and advanced ECE professional development for her state. Her passions are Montessori toddler parenting, Montessori home environments, helping parents understand the nature of toddlers in order to communicate effectively and prevent toddler temper tantrums, and having a growth mindset in our parenting practices. Positive Montessori parenting works for everyone, even if your child is not attending a Montessori school. Peaceful communication is the key! Check back on Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays for practical ideas, communication strategies and inspiration for your parenting life. Remember, you can’t roller skate in a buffalo herd, but you can be happy if you put your mind to it!